Drivers on Marion’s north side will be impacted by a railroad crossing closing this week. Now through the 27th, Norfolk and Southern will be working on the tracks on SR 9 North, near its ...Read more
Miller Betz has graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in Texas. This 8 week program includes training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, ...Read more
By Master Sgt. Ben Mota 434th ARW Public Affairs The Marine on the mantle is home. It was a generation in the making, but Marine Pvt. Fred Freet returned to Marion, Ind., and received military ...Read more
A Marion High School senior and her mentor were awarded Project Leadership’s highest honors Thursday evening at the annual Red Rubber Ball Celebration at Taylor University. The event, in its 12th ...Read more
A reminder that Grant County Rescue Mission’s thrift store, “Mission Mart,” will close Saturday, April 20 at 6:00 pm, and ReNewed Boutique and Thrift will open Wednesday, May 1 at ...Read more
Help The Hopeful will distribute over 115-thousand dollars tomorrow evening to the 13 families being served by the local charity this year. The monies raised through Help the Hopeful’s Beer & ...Read more
The seventh annual Marion Community Schools Kindness Rally is this evening from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at the Marion High School gym and is open to the community. The Chain Reaction Ceremony kicks off the ...Read more
INDOT has begun the installation of a median U-turn at the intersection of S.R. 9 and C.R. 100 N in Huntington County. Drivers are cautioned to be aware of work taking place off the main roadway ...Read more
New U.S. Census Bureau data shows Indiana’s population is growing. Indiana added nearly 31,800 residents in 2018 to reach a total population of 6.69 million, according to the latest ...Read more
Tomorrow marks the first of four free fishing days around the state. On those days, Indiana residents can fish public waters without a fishing license or a salmon/trout stamp. State Parks are ...Read more
